Hey all, I’m Matt Bischoff. One of the three guys behind Lickability, a small app studio in New York. Quotebook 3 is our third major update and is the result of hundreds of hours of work. I’d be happy to answer questions or listen to feedback. Cheers!
@mb Hey Matt, So excited to see this release—I've been looking forward to it for a while now. I love that I can send quotes to Tumblr, too. I have a weird edge case where I'm sending quotes to Tumblr so I can pick them up with IFTTT and log them in Day One using Sifttter, so I'm happy to be able to continue that workflow.
One note: I think it would be nice to mention in the app's description/release notes that importing from Tumblr (maybe Facebook too, I haven't tried that) requires giving up your Tumblr password. I guess there's no Tumblr OAuth option, but I didn't know that and was disappointed to have to provide Quotebook with my Tumblr login details.
@BelleBCooper Thanks! Great point about OAuth. It's a tradeoff, because OAuth while more secure is a huge huge pain in a mobile app if the company doesn't provide a native way to do the authentication. We opted to use xAuth. If you want the best of both worlds, turn on Two Factor Authentication support in Tumblr and give Quotebook a One Time Mobile Password.
Also of note: Quotebook never ever stores passwords, only tokens.
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